Nancy Howard was the daughter of Daniel Harrel and Malinda Dawson. Her father Daniel was a farmer. The family lived in Jackson township in 1850 but was not recorded for the 1860 census.
Nancy married William Howard on December 9, 1869 in Jackson County. The ceremony was performed by George W Masters, a minister of The Christian Church. Application for the marriage license was made by James Harrel, Nancy's brother.
In 1870 the newlyweds were residing in Scioto Township in Jackson County and William was a farmer.
In 1880 the couple was living in Marion, Harrison, Missouri. William was a farmer. The couple had three children: Clarinda and John born in Ohio and Lee born in Missouri.
The family had returned to Jackson County by 1889 as evidenced by the marriage of daughter Clarinda.
In 1900 William was enumerate as John. Their son John W lived with them as well as John's son William Clyde. It is not known where John's wife Leona was at that time. Nancy said that she was the mother of 5 children, 3 of whom were living.
William and Nancy were residing independently in Jackson County in 1910 and 1920. William was still farming. Nancy stated in 1910 she was the mother of 3 children.
William died in 1924. Sometime after that Nancy would have gone to live with her son Lee as the informant on herdeath record was her son Lee. Nancy's place of residence was The Clark County Children's Home which is where Lee was recorded living in 1930 - he was the in-house stationary engineer.
Nancy married William Howard on December 9, 1869 in Jackson County. The ceremony was performed by George W Masters, a minister of The Christian Church. Application for the marriage license was made by James Harrel, Nancy's brother.
In 1870 the newlyweds were residing in Scioto Township in Jackson County and William was a farmer.
In 1880 the couple was living in Marion, Harrison, Missouri. William was a farmer. The couple had three children: Clarinda and John born in Ohio and Lee born in Missouri.
The family had returned to Jackson County by 1889 as evidenced by the marriage of daughter Clarinda.
In 1900 William was enumerate as John. Their son John W lived with them as well as John's son William Clyde. It is not known where John's wife Leona was at that time. Nancy said that she was the mother of 5 children, 3 of whom were living.
William and Nancy were residing independently in Jackson County in 1910 and 1920. William was still farming. Nancy stated in 1910 she was the mother of 3 children.
William died in 1924. Sometime after that Nancy would have gone to live with her son Lee as the informant on herdeath record was her son Lee. Nancy's place of residence was The Clark County Children's Home which is where Lee was recorded living in 1930 - he was the in-house stationary engineer.
Nancy Howard was the daughter of Daniel Harrel and Malinda Dawson. Her father Daniel was a farmer. The family lived in Jackson township in 1850 but was not recorded for the 1860 census.
Nancy married William Howard on December 9, 1869 in Jackson County. The ceremony was performed by George W Masters, a minister of The Christian Church. Application for the marriage license was made by James Harrel, Nancy's brother.
In 1870 the newlyweds were residing in Scioto Township in Jackson County and William was a farmer.
In 1880 the couple was living in Marion, Harrison, Missouri. William was a farmer. The couple had three children: Clarinda and John born in Ohio and Lee born in Missouri.
The family had returned to Jackson County by 1889 as evidenced by the marriage of daughter Clarinda.
In 1900 William was enumerate as John. Their son John W lived with them as well as John's son William Clyde. It is not known where John's wife Leona was at that time. Nancy said that she was the mother of 5 children, 3 of whom were living.
William and Nancy were residing independently in Jackson County in 1910 and 1920. William was still farming. Nancy stated in 1910 she was the mother of 3 children.
William died in 1924. Sometime after that Nancy would have gone to live with her son Lee as the informant on herdeath record was her son Lee. Nancy's place of residence was The Clark County Children's Home which is where Lee was recorded living in 1930 - he was the in-house stationary engineer.
Nancy married William Howard on December 9, 1869 in Jackson County. The ceremony was performed by George W Masters, a minister of The Christian Church. Application for the marriage license was made by James Harrel, Nancy's brother.
In 1870 the newlyweds were residing in Scioto Township in Jackson County and William was a farmer.
In 1880 the couple was living in Marion, Harrison, Missouri. William was a farmer. The couple had three children: Clarinda and John born in Ohio and Lee born in Missouri.
The family had returned to Jackson County by 1889 as evidenced by the marriage of daughter Clarinda.
In 1900 William was enumerate as John. Their son John W lived with them as well as John's son William Clyde. It is not known where John's wife Leona was at that time. Nancy said that she was the mother of 5 children, 3 of whom were living.
William and Nancy were residing independently in Jackson County in 1910 and 1920. William was still farming. Nancy stated in 1910 she was the mother of 3 children.
William died in 1924. Sometime after that Nancy would have gone to live with her son Lee as the informant on herdeath record was her son Lee. Nancy's place of residence was The Clark County Children's Home which is where Lee was recorded living in 1930 - he was the in-house stationary engineer.
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